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Re: 6vd1w and 6ve1 [Re: mlclark] #715297 04/13/06 09:46 PM

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Getting the Wheeling Fever

I did search. But havent been able to find anything relating to piston size, some have said it is the stroke but I think it is more than that. I think the pistons are bigger but I cant confirm it.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
6vd1w and 6ve1	MountaineerIsuzu1	04/13/06 02:03 AM
Re: 6vd1w and 6ve1	mlclark	04/13/06 02:43 AM
Re: 6vd1w and 6ve1	MountaineerIsuzu1	04/13/06 09:46 PM
Re: 6vd1w and 6ve1	JLEMOND	04/13/06 11:04 PM
Re: 6vd1w and 6ve1	MountaineerIsuzu1	04/14/06 03:40 AM
Re: 6vd1w and 6ve1	JLEMOND	04/15/06 04:17 AM
Re: 6vd1w and 6ve1	Rodayo	04/15/06 11:58 PM
Re: 6vd1w and 6ve1	JLEMOND	04/16/06 12:13 AM

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